A look at Jewish mothers. Sure it’s a stereotype, but hey, we Jews are allowed to poke fun at ourselves!
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Friday Follies #97 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
Howdy, Friday Follies followers! (Say that ten times fast.) The Grammar Cop has corralled several gaffes for you to mull over today. C’mon over to the boo-boo barn and get a load of these wrong words!
Laughter: The Universal Language – #25
This week’s titillating comedic post is a tad NSFW. 😉
Laughter: The Universal Language – #24
I don’t think you’ll see this one coming. But if you do, you’ve certainly been around!
Signs of Summer
Wacky signs my daughter saw in Paris etc.!
I’ve fallen way behind in posting. Instead of continuing to stare at all the great ideas I have for epic posts and not actually writing any of them, I’ll try to break the bloggers’ block by posting some amusing signs I’ve come across in my last couple of months of travels. They might be amusing only to me, so no guarantees… Photos taken in Montréal, Toronto, and Paris, France.
Do not post. File under: “Irony”
File under: “Who thought this was a good idea?”
How are the fruit and vegetable bags? File under: “Low-tech, in situ survey technology”
File under: “If staplers are such a common request, why don’t they just keep one there?”
Little dog bar. File under: “Just plain cute.”
Laughter: The Universal Language – #23
This is an oldie but goodie! Thanks to Rosalie Fisher for passing it along. 🙂
Laughter: The Universal Language – #22
This is an oldie, but I figured since I never heard it before, maybe some of you loyal readers never did either. It’s actually more poignant than it is funny. How about this: it’s poignantly funny. I’ll write it down roughly the way my friend John told it to me today:
Laughter: The Universal Language – #21
Now I don’t know about you, but for me, there’s nothing like a good belly laugh to make my day! Check this out. 😀
Second Anniversary!!
Hi all! I’m delighted to announce my blog’s second anniversary! It was June 28, 2015 when I timidly but gamely set forth upon this writing adventure. And I’m thrilled and honoured that you clever readers have joined me on my journey. To mark this happy occasion, I’d like to repost the first piece I wrote for Crossed Eyes and Dotted Tees, which will stand in for today’s Friday Follies entry. Hope you like it (again)! 😀
4 Little Songs of Mine
Sometime back I shared with you the lyrics to a song I wrote in my songwriting heyday in the ’80s. It was called Time Goes. Later on I uploaded the actual sound file, which I explained was sung by a singer I hired at the time for a demo, because I didn’t like my own voice very much.
Crossed Eyes and Dotted Tees 